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The Open Championship prize money breakdown

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HOYLAKE, ENGLAND - JULY 17: General view of the 18th green during a practice round prior to The 151st Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club on July 17, 2023 in Hoylake, England. (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images)

HOYLAKE, ENGLAND - JULY 17: General view of the 18th green during a practice round prior to The 151st Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club on July 17, 2023 in Hoylake, England. (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images)



    Written by Staff @PGATOUR

    The golf world turns its eyes to Royal Liverpool for the 151st iteration of The Open Championship, the TOUR's second straight week in linksland after a thrilling Genesis Scottish Open won by Rory McIlroy, one stroke clear of Robert MacIntyre.

    A new-look Royal Liverpool greeted this week's field, where Brian Harman rose from the pack to capture his first major title.. Upwards of 15 adjustments were made from the most recent edition of The Open at Hoylake, won by Rory McIlroy in 2014. That was part of a sterling run where McIlroy won in three consecutive TOUR starts (The Open, WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, PGA Championship), but McIlroy has not won a major championship since that season.

    The Open champion will receive 600 FedExCup points, in addition to a $3 million winner's check from a record $16.5 million purse. This marks a raise from a $14 million prize fund in 2022, with winner Cameron Smith earning $2.5 million.

    “Our aim is to ensure The Open remains at the pinnacle of world golf, and we have almost doubled the prize fund since 2016,” said Martin Slumbers, CEO of the R&A.

    In addition, the top 10 professionals outside the cut line will earn $12,000, with the next 20 pros earning $10,000. All other pros in the field will receive $8,500 for competing at The Open.

    Check out the full purse breakdown for the 2023 Open Championship below:

    Winner: $3,000,000
    2: $1,708,000
    3: $1,095,000
    4: $851,000
    5: $684,500
    6: $593,000
    7: $509,500
    8: $429,700
    9: $377,000
    10: $340,500
    11: $310,000
    12: $274,700
    13: $258,300
    14: $241,800
    15: $224,800
    16: $206,600
    17: $196,600
    18: $187,500
    19: $179,600
    20: $171,100
    21: $163,100
    22: $155,000
    23: $146,700
    24: $138,500
    25: $133,800
    26: $128,000
    27: $123,300
    28: $119,100
    29: $113,900
    30: $108,000
    31: $104,500
    32: $99,200
    33: $95,700
    34: $93,000
    35: $89,800
    36: $86,200
    37: $82,200
    38: $78,000
    39: $75,200
    40: $72,800
    41: $69,800
    42: $66,400
    43: $63,400
    44: $59,800
    45: $56,400
    46: $53,400
    47: $51,300
    48: $49,300
    49: $47,000
    50: $45,900
    51: $44,900
    52: $44,100
    53: $43,400
    54: $42,800
    55: $42,100
    56: $41,500
    57: $41,100
    58: $40,800
    59: $40,500
    60: $40,200
    61: $40,000
    62: $39,800
    63: $39,600
    64: $39,400
    65: $39,200
    66: $38,900
    67: $38,600
    68: $38,300
    69: $38,000
    70: $37,800

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